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CITY OF EUGENE INTER-DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM CITY ATTORNEY -CIVIL DEPARTMENT To: Kathy Fieiand Date: December 9,1993 Deputy City Recorder Subject: Ordinance Nos. 19939 and 19940 On November 17, 1993 the Council adapted Ordinance No, 19939 amending and renumbering numerous sections of Chapters b and 7 of the Eugene Code, 1971 SEC}. Prior to enactment of the Ordinance, EC Section 6.405 set forth definitions applicable to the Industrial Pretreatment Program Cade provisions. Section 2 of that Ordinance directs that EC Section 6.405 be amended and renumbered to 6.446, and Section 3 directs that EC Section 6.445 be renumbered 6.506. It was the intent, as reflected in the legislative draft of the Ordinance considered by the Council, and Section 2 should have stated that ortions of Section 6.445 be amended and incorporated in the new Section 6.406, a definition section of more general application. The newly renumbered 6.546 definitions applicable only to the industrial pretreatment program Cade provisions} was subsequently amended by Ordinance No. 19944 adopted at the same meeting. Your legislative history for each of these sections should state: "6.4U6 - Portions of former 6.4x5 incorporated and amended by Ordinance No. 19939 an November 17, 1993, effective December 17, 1993." "6.506 -Formerly 6.405, renumbered to 6.546 by Ordinance No. 19939 on November 17,1993, effective December 17,1993; amended by Ordinance No. 19940 on November 17, 1993, effective December 17, 1993." In addition, the legislative draft of Ordinance No.19939 as considered by the Council advised in a comment to EC Section 6.446 that the revision to subsection ~1} of that section, together with the new subsection ~4) duplicated the provisions of the existing Section 6.075, and that section would be repealed by the ordinance. Accordingly, EC Section 6,x75 should be removed from the Code. A copy of this enema should be appended to both Ordinance 19939 and 19940 to reflect the administrative actions taken, which are authorized by Sections 9 and ~ respectively of the ordinances. As a separate, but related matter, because the Public Works Department utilizes